Image Compressor / Compress to 100KB
or click to browse — JPG, PNG, WebP
Balanced compression
Job application portals, exam boards, admission forms and e-office attachments usually give you more room than a passport upload — 100KB instead of 50KB. That extra headroom means less visible compression on the same photo.
Picking the right target
Where 100KB shows up
Drag in a JPG, PNG or WebP — any resolution, any starting size.
We re-encode at shrinking quality steps, checking the output size each time, until it settles near 100KB.
Same width and height as your original — ready for the portal's upload field.
JOB PORTALS
Naukri, LinkedIn, career pages
EXAMS
Admission & scholarship forms
E-GOVERNANCE
Tenders & e-office uploads
ONLINE FORMS
Multi-page applications with photo
More room than 50KB, still light
Only quality and encoding change — the pixel size stays exactly what you uploaded, so portals validating resolution won't reject it.
With double the byte budget, the search can stop at a noticeably higher quality setting than a strict 50KB limit allows.
Your image is processed for this one compression and discarded — no copies, no storage.
ID scans and screenshots compress on the server with palette reduction, better suited to flat-color documents than a plain quality drop.
Questions
100KB gives roughly double the data budget of a 50KB limit, so job portals and exam boards that show a larger preview of your photo use it to keep more visible detail while still capping upload size.
Yes. With twice the byte budget, the compression search can settle on a higher quality setting before hitting the limit, so a 100KB result generally shows less visible softening than a 50KB one from the same source photo.
No. Only the encoding quality changes. If a portal checks specific pixel dimensions, those stay exactly as uploaded.
Yes. PNG files are compressed on the server with palette reduction, which suits scanned documents and screenshots better than a plain quality slider.
No. The image is processed for this one compression and then discarded.